Layout design
Layout Update: End of June 2015 - Part 3
The staging level had been completed and running for several months and I had been inching along on the main level due to a lot of diversions to my time in the layout building. But now, I have finally been making some progress on getting a major portion of the visible part of the layout in working condition.
West End Staging and a question regarding Reverse loops with in staging yards.
Will continue in the next post so the photos don't pile up on each page
On the prowl for layout ideas
Hi there chaps... this is my first post after some time away from here. I'm going to shortly be moving into a new house with a double garage and one of my goals is to build a small layout in there. As I have two cars, a multitude of bicycles, and the usual guy stuff that ends up in a garage, I'm thinking a shelf layout, probably point to point, will be the way to go.
A Lighting Valance for the BNML
The next step in my lighting program is to test my Valance design and install it.
Catch up on my lighting thread here: http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/21591
Layout Update: Mid June 2015 - Part 2
This video is Part 2 of Layout Update for mid-June 2015. The first part described the track installation and this part shows how the paper plan for DCC electrical installation is translated to the physical layout.
Michael Rose's LED Boards - 15% off - Ends Sunday
If you've been thinking about installing
Michael Rose's LED boards from PDC, now's the time!
From June 20 to June 28, 2015, these boards will be
offered in 10, 25, 50, and 100 packs at 15% off.
Want to know more about these boards, check these threads and articles on MRH:
4' x 8' layout anyone?
Like most of us, we started out with a 4' x 8' layout. When I was knee high to a Grasshopper, I was biking home from a railfan trip at Oakville Yard in Ontario and spotted my Dad's car with a 4' x 8' particle board sheet strapped to the roof. Dad was never into the hobby, But he helped me get started! And I thank him for that. Happy Father's Day!
I was looking at Google maps of the area around North of Vancouver and I came across what looked like a 4' x 8' layout!
Flipping up the Mooers Junction N Scale Railroad
Hopefully the above picture got your attention! Getting to the age where 'going under the layout' is no longer an option I came up with the solution shown below. After removing rolling stock it takes only a few minutes to flip to vertical, that includes roling out the racks stored under the layout. In updates to follow I will post additional photos of details and progress to my N Scale Mooers Junction Railroad.
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